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Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1887-11-10

"Rubbish! | am the martyr!
What's this?" lie had picked up
Rosalnd s-note from the writing-table.
&C. Hamilton, Esp Now for the
heart OF the mystery" He opened
the note and read it. Then he threw
himself into a chair with q Very red
face. Then he laughed. Then / am
afraid he swore.
Meanwhile Rosalnd, with her heart
humping half with fright and had
with triumph, was speeding homeward.
She flew to Letty's room, and found
that young person on her bed, reading
o novel.
"Therel" Rosie cried, throwing down
the packet, 'never say again that 1
am not your best friend There are
your letters and your photograph.
and all the keepsakes you gave that
poor dear man from time to time; and
you ought to be ashamed ofyourselfl"
What" cried unabashed Lefty.
"Did he give them up? He is darl-
inRl"
mo" answered Rosalind calmly; ]
stole Them
80, you dear delightful darlingl
How sweet of you'll Poor boy, how
sorry he win be- But what funl
What is written on the outside? IL.
likeness and letters. Very precious
Poor dear Geof, how fond he is OF
mel" And she gave him alittle senti-
mental sigh.
Had you not better open the
thing and see il you have them all
rightY" said practical Rosie. Here,
cut the knot"
No sooner said than done. A cabi-
net photograph fell out then piece
OF deep crimson ribbons, few faded
flowers and two or three notes.
This is such good lfkenese, Tom
had better have it." said Lefty as
she took up the picture, which had
Griggs courier., 1887-09-16
WISCONSIN.
At Chippewa Falls the house of Hans An
-derson was struck by lightning and burned
Loss 81 100; insurance $500.

At Chippewa Falls the house Of Hans An
-derson was struck by lightning and burned.
Loss 81 200; insurance $500.
A special from Stoughton, Wis, says:
4Severson & Bronson's planning and feed mill
ct that place was totally Destroyed by fire.
Loss. $4,000; insurance, 5000.
At Eau Claire, ten-year-old son Of A.
C. Peck, well known conductor on the
Omaha, was drowned in the log reservoir
while playing on the logs with other boys.
While driving an omnibus from an early
train in Green Bay, Louis Anderson was
instantly killed by his head and shoulders
.being crushed by an elevated tramway
extending across street. He was 81 years
old and unmarried.
A. NJ. Shadegg, alias A. NJ. Siisby, who
robbed Father Weisbaur Of Burlington, his
sbenefactor, Aug. 81, pleaded guilty in
Racine and was sentenced to two years in
the State prison. He had served five years
in the Missouri penitentiary.
At River Falls, the Central House was
burned by an incendiary fire. Loss, 5000;
insurance, S2,8OO. Frank Rossell was the
owner. William Wells, the occupant, loses
$500 on furniture; no insurance. Miss Ag-
gle Wells lost clothing and $50 in cash.
During thunderstorm the barn of Mr..
aStauls in Wilson Township, near Sheboygan,
was struck by lightning and set on fire.
! While crossing field to assist in extinguish:
ing the flames Louis STREET.. 2 neighbor OF
Stauls, was also struck by lightning and in
sstantly killed.
At Milwaukee, with the $4,000 be.
-queathed by Alex Mitchell, which was paid
in full last week, the debts Of the Y. N. G. A.
have been liquidated, and the association
buildings owned BY any 81 ar organiza.
ton in the Northwest.
George Gordon, for man, Jears resident
of Milwaukee, but recently deceased, after
providing handsomely for bis widow
daughter, and grandchild, stipulates in biz
viii that the remainder Of his estate, ovel
500, 600, shall be divided equally between
the Old Ladies' Home and the Protestant
Orphan Asylum.
Judge Carpenter, Of the probate court o.
Griggs courier., 1887-09-16
DAKOTA.

At Grand Forks, while street faker was
advertising his wares, and had q large
villain hurled couple of bricks in their
midst. The second one struck gentleman
on the temple and made . deep cash. Pat
rick Powers q local pugilist was promptly
arrested on suspicion and locked up.
At Yankton, Friday night, the shops
storehouse and machinery of the Chicago,
Milwaukee Il st. Paul r. R., were burned
Two locomotives were badly injured. The
roundhouse was all that was saved. The
loss is about $4,000, as estimated by the
master mechanic. The fire occurred at
about IL O'Clock at night and is supposed to
have caught from sparks from an engine
being cleaned. The shops were beyond the
water limits, and, though promptly on
hand, the firemen could do but little, the
buildings being Of wood.
Griggs courier., 1887-09-16

$50 ssa5f..sas @s q ss.s
Dane county has llled : decision in 10
famous 'yvashls1rh &ill CO.. The judgment
gives Mrs. Fannie Psyton and childrSn
ta40, $751; to Mrs. TJeannotte ESlsey and
children 81, ,2sa and certain mill powers ~
Minnie polls. Each will have IN income Of
1.9G'Iper an',um. tho money being investsd
sso per = cent '1's. ,,..ii sss .slSt
Mrs, Alexander Nitchslr trieaas say
that the report that her son, John Z.
Mitchsl, paid her saoO. 900 tor her life inter
est In tho Mitchell mhnsiol in Grand avpndo
= estoaeous Mra Aitchell, they ssay,
sumed certain lab ilities, dnd "a consideia-
tion thereof y to receive e full compensa.
tion the sum of sso,0OO per annutn. sss !
Atths Rock County fair atJa1ssvile two
public marriages transpired that were
quite = feature. Tho contracting parties
were Mr.. CrQoman, OF Afton and Miss Fer
ris, OF Evansville, Henry H. Blanchard Of
Belolt and Nellie J. Blackman Of Baraboo.
The marriage ceremony was in each case
performed by prominent clergyman.
wedding march was played BY tho city
brass band. ...
Mrs sic Neumer. wife Of q Milwaukee
Township farmer, entered the house Of i
neighbor and, she claims as q joke, hid the
famfly's clothing under q bed: AS go In
cash was missing, however, the neighbor
considered the matter in other than the
light of a joke, caused Mrs. Neumer's arrest
and she is heldtin bond Of $500 TO answer to
the charge Of burglary. n,
The following telegram has been received
from Washington by the land office in
Eau Claire: s.As the right Of the Chicago,
st. Paul, Minneapolis & Omaha to indemnity
lands will soon be adjusted, by direction Of
the Acting Secretary OF the Interior you
will suspend the restoration Of said lands
till further orders. This will apply both the
main line and the Bayfield, branch"
The Commission composed of Gov. Rusk
and Attorney General Es@abrook, authorized
by the last Legislature to make awards to
the heirs Of those killed aud to those in
iured bv the fall Of the wing Of the Capitol
claims made for those killed. The law
authorized no award over $4,000, less the ex-
penses paid by the State for the care and
burial Of the dead. The awards are: Heirs
Of W. g: Jones Of Milwaukee, Sl,95S; of
Kelly Of Madison, 81 800; of William Edgar,
1858; Of Bernard Higgins Of Madison 81 1885.
No allowance was made In the case of
James DorweN, as the state incurred an ex
pense ofS2, ,00t for his care before his death.
He left neither wife nor children. A com
to examine all injured and report on their
condition, after which the award will he
made.
Madison Special: President Cleveland
and wife will ar rive in Madison on the after
noon of Oct. and depart for st. Paul the
afternoon of Oct. 10. They. will be guests
| of Postmaster General Villas while here.
Griggs courier., 1887-09-16

\ ss ss7ss
- -. s.i.i ..ii... J:
as -,T' s. s77T !,
q Northwestern railway visited Cakes
last wet'k. y @ q
oaoa.i IS rnttino !, ~ th., h,;.,mo ] "a. M III,
Minneapolis and Pacific railway across
tne yames IiveI ~ Vakes. Ahe Y, p,l1s's
"rs Ia "a t,o,, tha .nd ~ . .bs @ -. -. ,.
4 uorps II railroad smrv.vor, have
reached Mayville from the east. The
new limo is supposed I" be q branch OF
the Northern Pacific crossing the Red
raver AZ Caledonia. theHce due west to
naayyllle. Sherbrook bro and CooperstowI,
thus tapping the richest country IN Da-
kota ana glving the Goose river valley
direct outlet to Duluth.
u as ruMored that the lroqnois people
are greatly stirred up because OF the re-
port tnat the ,Northwestern Wall bnlld a
llne on the survey made some time ago
northwest u iro9uo,s s'l from Polnt made
where the Duluth, Watcltown q faclnc a.,
PROPOSES TO locate station. lhls Will
0e m = Wen settiea county ana VIII
greatly interfere with lroquols :rada
from that Locality. " 's SAID TO DC the
scneme OF the Northwestern to check
mate the Duluth, Watertown y Pacific.
Y LAND CASES.
..,,
secretary Muidrow mas dec!deo the
following land cases, on appeal from
the commissioner of the general land
Office. + y Calvert % a a Emerv
49,,
'.'so1s1 1ns 'l'e i''nu ~ secs'o.i D. "wi'-
ship loS, range 66, Mitchell district.
Calvert wlthdraws his contest and
Emery Is gwen thirty days to file atfi-
davlt. John kunze vs.. w. 2. Stew art.
cancellation OF the latter's entry OF the
northwest quarter section q township
lly, range %, hur'n district. Susan
Wilson is allowed further time to make
proof on her entry OF the northwest
quarter section ~, township ll9,
range 66' Huron district. Sparks
decision held the entry for cancellation
ex parte. +. A. Young commissioners
decision reversed and patent order to
issue at once on claimants entry OF the
southwest quarter section 10, Township
liz, range 69, Huron district. This
entry was held Tor cancellation on the
ground OF bad faith. d. Mikleson VS..
Climber Samson involving the latter's
entry OF southeast quarter, section :,
township ll5 range Al. Redwood Falls
district. Contestants appeal dismissed
and land given to the claimant.
In the case OF Samuel .. Poole, who
appealed from Sparks, decision on Sept.
~, holding for cancellation his entry Of
cao,.atar1 M,,ldro,r ,.o,arsas +h.+ dao;s
ion aud returns the case for the purpose
of hearing before the local office.
In the case OF Seneca A. Coffin VS..
Frank E. Dnrkee, on appeal by Darkee
from Sparks decision Of September, g.
66, holding Tor cancellation Durkee's {
homestead entry at Mitchell, OAK, Mr..
Muldrow atfirms said decision.
In the application OF Albert T.. Lent
for review andreversal of Departmental
decision OF March II, in the matter o.
his cash entry for q section at Crane
Forks, Oak. suspending the said entry
on Jan. 4, 1884, and advising Lent
that unless he could show the proof
was taken at the time and place adver.
tised, the same would be rejected fol
lrregular1ty, the application for review
is rejected.
In the appeal OF Charles Asken from
Commissioner Sparks decision OF Dec
IL, 1885. holding for cancellation hi
Griggs courier., 1887-09-16


that so bard storm for : short one has not
sbes4 sesn for many years ~ g. 3. schon
out 0tthe rain tho whole stack Wa taken,
away bodily. While DO was holding nj.
horsspa Of his buggy was carried . mile
on. s q Il sss ''t'''s,' L M
Ats Paul, the stockholders Of the Min
SneseEa Il Northwestern held thGir annual
meeting and elected A. B. Stickney, Sam C.
S3tickney and Maurice Auerbatht directors
FOR term Of four yearx Subsequently the
directors elected the following officers:
President--A. B. Stickney.
First Vice President-C W. Benson.
Hecond Vice President and Transfer
Agent WilIiam Lewis Boyle.
treasurer-W.B B. Bend.
Secsetarv-John I. Thompson.
IL Mintxk, the juvenile Montana desperado
In jail in Brainerd for beating 1O-year-old
recent night and liberated the rest Of the
jail's occupants. First the bars Of an upper
window were forced wide enough to squeeze
him through, and the prisoners lowered him
with . clothes line. The boy then quickly
sd s a Se the s.ss.:s s1d o ft0sd saa fossa
night .. wall was tunneled througn.
There Is no clew to the whereabouts Of any
Of the prisoners. The boy is also wanted at
Glsndive. Mont for murder.
9 Fifteen years ago chain of five sawmills
was errrected on Nicollet Island, Mime
apolis, with . cutting capacity Of 10000
feet each ten hours, the mills costing $780,
0GO each, aud being owned and operated by
McMullen Il Co., Eastman & Bowey, c. A..
smith Il Co.. Cole Il Weeks, Merriam
= BarTows- bout O'Clock Saturday even
ing fire from unknown cause, broke out in
McMullen mill aud in q few hours the whole
series OF mills were reduced to ashes The
total loss on mills, cut lumber and logs is
placed at &300, 600 and the insurance triae
more than $l25,0O0.
The Beyerstadt grocery at Winona, was
visited by burglars the safe door blown OFF
with powder and 800 in cash obtained.
A Winona dispatch says: Charles Staples,
son ct Isaac Staples, OF Saltwater, and 9
Gently broken away from the insane asylum
at Rochester, where they were confined for
confirmed drunkenness, are under arrest.
They were seen at the Winona mills this
morning peeping around. They also were
seen at the stone trimmers' yard yesterday.
khging to the same party. It is generally
supposed they did the work.
A special from Marquette, Mich says:
Word has been received of the laundering
Of the schooner Niagara, northeast of White
gale. She was commanded by Capt.
clements and was ore laden from Ashland
to Ashtabula. Her crew OF ten men was
d0st, and the captains family is also re.
ported to have been aboard, making a
total of Is lost The Niagara belonged to
the same tow as the schooner Llcerne,
whioh was lost last November of Ashland
with eleven lives. She was owned by Mr..
Griggs courier., 1887-09-16

Ransom is a new Sargent county post
Office.
M. r. CLANCY has been made post
master Of Argusville.
The following Dakota postmasters
have been appointed: Edward d. Ken
nedy, Edgerton, Lamoure county. vice
Jno. B. Nosler removed; r. L. Hill,
Twin Brooks, Grant county, vice A. A..
Storer removed.
Griggs courier., 1887-09-16


The Manitoba railroad proposes
locating station at a point three miles
north of Cavour.
It is expected that the Duluth, Water
town and Pacific surveyors will arrive
at Waterbury, Jerauld county, within
q few, days. It is said they are now
near Wolsey.
The building of the Northern Pacific
spur from Grand Forks to Pembina is
progressing rapidly. Grading is al
most completed and track laying is be-
ing pushed forward at the rate of q
miles per day. The road will be in
running order by Oct 18th.
p. Hallenback, assistant general sup
erintendent of the Minnesota and Dako-
ia divisions, A. G. Wicker, traffic mana
ger, II. B. McC Collough, general freight
agent and other officials of the Chicago
Griggs courier., 1887-09-16
CRIMES.
AZ wOoNsocKEr'

Freight car thieves have been at
work on the line between Chadron and
Rapid City.
The young man arrested for stealing
watch ut Brookings, was sentenced
to imprisonment in the county Jail fol
fourteen days and to pay fine Of $25,
in default Of which he was given an
additional twelve days.
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Deeds In fee have been filed as follows |:
Thos. Stewart to W. H. COpeman ct al, pit. 4, 50.
965, $4,000 Connecticut General Life Insurance
CO. to w. G. Davis, sub lot SO, So 204. $1,000
Jas. T. Harrison to Thos sommerville pts, to 9.
so. 1924, s., 1O6. Thos Somerville to Jas McCath.
ran, same property, 81, LOG. j. w. Collins to L. NJ,
Saunders pit. 8, So. SIC, s., 900. Clara H. Garner
ct al to H. N. Baker, south pit. G, So 37;a S. 600
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The American Exchange National Bank, OF Chi.
cage, lost by the wreck Of the Fidelity Bank, Of
Cincinnati $296. 600 but It IL thought win pull
through safely.
At Akron, Ohio, at yesterdays commencement
exercises at Buchtel College, Jno. R. BuchteI,
the college Of $4,000. His entire gift now
amounts 70 100000.
A dispatch was received In Baltimore yesterday
OF the death Of Mrs. Louise Raine aged ninety, at
Frederick, Oak. MIS-. Raine was the mother OF
Col Frederick Raine, United States consul general
at Berlin. =
Assemblyman Hudspeth, democrat, of Jersey
City. was yesterday appointed corporation attor-
ney over =. H Seymour, o republican, VINO was No
moved Tor political reasons Hudspeth was the
demo ;rattc candidate Tor speaker OF the assembly,
but was defeated.
At Munice. Ind, Joa Randolph fatally injured
seriously stabbed Constable Indell, who ts1ed 70
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The Interstate Commerce Commission has re-
ceived from L Friend & Son, OF Lincoln, Neb., q
complaint against the Southern Pacific, Denver
and Rio Grande, and Burlington and Missouri
River Railroads, stating that these lines charged
$3.50 for the transportation Of O box OF merchan
disc weighing 60 pounds from San Francisco to
Lincoln, Neb.; whereas the rate upon the like
amount and kind OF merchandise from San Fran
cisco to Omaha, Neb.-o5 miles farther-is only
$l75.
The Commission held short conference meet.
docket for consideration as follows; july 13-
Farmers and MIX Producers or Orange County, n.
T., against the Lake Erie and other roads, alleg-
road, alleging that the carrier makes IT
s sen a Rr ndsnU xv clipper VIM; Full
st. Paul and minneapolis Railroad. alleging IN,
reasonable freight charge. F.. D. Harding, Hudson.
WIS, against the Chicago, st. Paul and Minneapo-
15-.Associated Wholesale Grocers OF st. Louis
against Missouri Pacific Railroad, violations Of
SecuonS 1 and OF interstate commerce act.
against Reading and Lehigh Valley companies,
cancellation OF contracts governing transporta-
uo Oh extra baggage. July I9-Providence Coal
gal discrimination veith and Wilson, OF
Coyington, KY, against Kentucky Cen
trail and other roads, freight discrimination.
Milwaukee and st. Paul road. Discrimination and
violation OF section three. VIM H. Councin, Of
Huntsville, Ala, against the Atlantic road, dis
21-Ralph W. Thatcher, OF Albany, n. 7, against
thirteen railroads, alleging unjust discrimination
Inc commission has addressed letter TO all
statement Of their rates of charges calling atten-
ton to the requirements OF the law and asking a
speedy compliance Herewith
IT'D the =, Commission viii not reasonable until
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Alexandra Affair."
Reported for TIE EVENING STAR

STUDENTS RKUNToN.-The old Students Society
OF St Johns Academy held its annual meeting at
Cnas. s. stewart In the chair with an attendance
which occupied most OF the seats number OF
new members were elected from several States
presidents from the different States and Terri
tories were chosen, and K NJ. Latham was elected
recording secretary and II. j. hewitt corresponding
School, %.e wss gwen Sy the
well, j. II. Price, W. n. McCaffrey, L. Z. Cole, W. r.
Carnes, as well as by the principal The eXecu-
tive committee was directed TO arrange for the
annual banquet at the close OF the year.
A FAMILY MIsUNDERsTANDLNG.-John Baggett,
q driver here was before the mayor at noon to-day
charged with larceny at Richmond. A Richmond
officer arrived here with q warrant for Baggett's
arrest and removal Mr.. j. N. johnson appears
for Baggett. 1t Is understood that the charge
grows out OF an apportionmento OF the goods or an
there is no good ground for the charge. Baggett
will 60 to Richmond TO meet the charge.
The OLD NUMBER SYsTEM.-The committee on
light has determined not to alter the system
OF numbers now In use here, holding that
except In cities with lettered or numbered streets
the decimal system has no special value; not
enough in Alexandria to justify the change. An
owners OF all unnumbered houses that do not have
numbers put up within ten days, and employing
one or more contractors TO replace the missing
change in plain figures one and a half inches In
length will not exceed 25 cents.
NOTEs.-At the close OF st. Mary's Academy ex-
gOa %ese
Adams, N. Conley, and many other premiums
and awards were distributed The work or re-
pairing the American coal wharf, which is done
un ler the supervision OF the city committee, will
be- completed this month--The mayor has sent
Eddie Davis to the chain gang for throwing stones
Jurors from all the counties OF this nelghbor-
states Court here on the frst Monday OF next
month.
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Regiments to Change Stations.
IMPORTANT TRANSFRRs IN THE Army no RR MADE

An order will soon be issued from the War De-
partment making the following important changes
OF stations In the Army, which win 60 into eject
as soon after the LIST Of July as possible: The head
quarters' band and four troops Of the 9TH cavalry
will be transferred from Fort Meade, Dakota.
by. marching to Fort Riley, Kansas
The headquarters OF the 5th cavalry
now at Fort Riley, viii be transferred to such post
in the Indian Territory as the commanding gen
erai OF the Department of the Missouri may desiQ.
nate Two Of the 9Th cavalry troops, at FortRiley,
viii 60 to Fort Sill Indian Territory and the other
two to Fort Elliott, Tex. This win give Col. For
sythe. OF the 7th cavalry, command OF
the new cavalry and artillery school lately
authorized by Congress and for the
construction OF which $20O, GOO is now being ex-
pended. The two troops OF the third cavalry now
at Fort Elliott, and the two troops OF the same
regiment now at Fort Sill are to be transferred by
marching to the Department OF Texas, and then
by marching all the troops OF the third cavalry
will change stations with the troops Of the eighth
cavalry.
This will put the Sd Cavalry on the Lower Rio
Grande. The 12th Infantry. now stationed in the
department OF the lakes win change by rail with
tne 11Cn infantry, now In the department OF Da-
kota, with headquarters at Fort Sully.
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EXTRA REDUCTIONS.
EEATON PERRY

Gucceeeor to PxRRY BRorHRRl
$4,000 EMBROIDERED ROBES REDUCED TO
$4,000 EMBROIDERED ROBES REDUCED TO
$4,000 EMBROIDERED ROBES REDUCED TO
1890 HANp-PRINTED FRENCH sATEEN ROBES
"GEEATLY REDScED PRICES, ON ALL EN-.
CLOSING PRICES" ON PARASOLS AND sun
PARIS coMBISxTIoNsU SUITS AT -MARKED-DowN
"ekEAT sARaAINs" IN SPRING WRAPS AND
SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS IN PLAIN AND FIG.
UkED INDIA SILKS AT 75c.. S5C. AND 81,
EXTRA GOOD VALUES" IN BLACK AND COL
okED SURAHS AND GROS-GkAIN SILKS AT
NEW cHAXfiLLT LACE FIoGScfNGs AT %,
"REDUCED PhICES" On SPANISH AND GUIPURE
LACE NETS FOR OVER DRESSES
NEMIvORY AND CREAM IMPORTED DRESS TEX.
lures, FROM soc TO S1.25.
FABRICs FOR SEASIDE AND MOUNTAIN
NEW %E ssd hRoM iof Io n aAfp
IMMENSE STOUK OF BRITISH AND FRENCH
WHITE GOODS RANGING FROM l2kc. TO Sl
Poe INDIA GRINKLEs, REDUCED TO zoe.
100 FitCkS PRINTED BATIoTEe, AT l2,.c.
- fLA1A klGUbkS AND CORRECT FitICEA
STATION PERRY.
PERRY BUrLpISo
fennsyivsoaA ave-. cor. 9th ~
E9tabl1shed 1S40. tel8
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DIED.

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ss .ssss a. S ..: s :. s sSs East
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FansrI oH sstaTa.E. =. $50 a m: from ai: i..s
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CIV TSpsr DrESs.s, Sturdy SO
cATHEkiN FoLIfN In the seventy -siIih yssr q &:
Funeral Vim take place On sunday. the Ecu, frep
GAEGI.ER The remains Of ANTHONY ,. aAno.
LER. infant son q john and Elis.beth osseisg vin
be buried next SUNDAY. st4 O'Clock, from 81 AaEy's
TIs lovely bud young sosair called hons By early
inst come to show how sweet flower 4, Hszsdss,
Brun Auxr KAru
HUMPHREYS. On Thursday june 23d, 1857,
ekAcY WOLF y0u ans s.s S.Ss: Of John ssd
place s:'Ssss su,s ,o 20
sssrs IsSHP: :rssa " r. are invited
oss .as S:. Ss iS1s r. asss
Nay ahs rest in peace.
rLsonardtown papers please copyl
SR ESi sns 3; "a
and Margaret Nc Alli.ter aeed twenty four years.
Funeral from n10 late ro010ence, 0I0 b street
ssnssy 90 :. Pm Friends md rsl'ass:
g5zS ss.
month, and fifteen days.
Notice Of funeral hereafter. e
SCHWEITZER The beloved wife Of p Schvelfrer
departed this life after long and painful inoss june
"a 1887 at am In the nftyseveuth yer q hsr "a
Rest dear Mother, Rest
'Our dear Mother. mustshe lssve -
Must we place her with the deod.
How we hear the cold earth fa1I
Down upon our motheEs hoAdy"
She WAS thoughful, loving, tendsr
with Zach and every one.
Here shs suffered. but Il now r0joicinG
Her Joy In Heaven has Just begun
0one but not forgotten.
BIZ HKR CHunoxu
Funeral win take place from hsr lste rssidsnce coo
Rhode lnland syenue northwest On SUNDAY. June 70
1857. at Relstives and friends fsnpocffui5
inv1tea 70 sseen4 tbaltmore papees paeas copyl r.
vUANrED SEWING WOMAN, ~ rHY pAx
w must bscapsbls q doing good woGk On q 81